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Don’t jump the Gen AI gun to realise returns on AI investments

Connect

In contact centres, the technology holds the potential to turn clunky chatbots into super-agents that deliver exceptional customer experiences 24×7, boost agent productivity, and drive business success by managing frontline engagement, offloading basic tasks from agents to boost contact centre capacity and first contact resolution (FCR) rates.

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Millennial Generation Customer Service – The Ultimate Guide

TechSee

According to a survey by Desk.com , 25% of millennials expect to get a response within 10 minutes after reaching out for customer service via social media. According to a Techsmith survey , Millennials are twice as likely to choose visual communication methods, such as screenshots, screencasts, or videos, compared with Baby Boomers.

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Conversational AI: Everything You Need to Know for Your Contact Center

Balto

For example, AI chatbots now are capable of providing rich messaging types such as quick replies, carousels, and knowledge base snippets, enabling seamless self-service for your customers. According to an MIT Technology Report , 90% of survey business respondents said that conversational AI has drastically improved complaint resolution speed.

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The New Super-Agent

VocalCom

We are social creatures and the value interacting with another human being over a machine when dealing with a complex and emotional problem cannot be underestimated: humans offer a level of empathy that no chatbot or automated agent can currently provide. The rise of the ‘Super-Agent’.

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2017 Is Out, 2018 Is In – What Will Customer Service Look Like This Year?

Comm100

According to CCW Digital’s Report, 61% of companies agree that agent coaching is a top investment priority for 2018. Other agent investment priorities include training (as listed by 57% of companies surveyed), quality monitoring and management (54%), dashboards (53%) and scheduling and forecasting (50%).